So who here loves heavy yoyos? I mean, really digs them.
This is the heaviest yoyo I own:
And in all honesty, it is ~10g too heavy for my tastes.
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Hello there
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You know those Brass MarkMont Side Effects weight 6.1 grams?.
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Yes. My goal was to assemble the heaviest yoyo I could from the parts I had on hand.
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I’m testing my hypothesis that virtually nobody actually likes yoyos that heavy.
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I like a good thud personally
I’d play that all day! Well not all day…
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Hey would you like to trade your hypnithesis
Trade? Sure! What do you have in mind?
With ultra lights the Downbeat doesn’t feel ‘heavy’ to me, it feels ‘right’. I REALLY enjoy the Downbeat! Even prefer the og to the 2020.
I like having a variety of weights to choose from, including ‘heavy.’
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I have rev 1 from one drop in beautiful color
also I can add wedge , or you can check my last post , I can trade any of them but not edge
I like my throw to have presence
Yoyos are plenty round, no need to be heavy too. There I said it.
What color is your ND Ultra?
Heavy no but a bit chubby yeah lol at least organic throws I like small and round
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Does anyone have recommendations for good heavy Yoyos? I haven’t found any new stuff I like that’s over 65 grams. The only heavy Yoyos I currently have are a sumo and a bvm. I feel like the more modern heavy Yoyos aren’t balanced enough for me.
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I train my speed combos with a Sengoku Bakemono (85 grams). I’ll throw that for around a week.
Then when I switch to the very light Kenshin Kiwami, and I feel like Iori Yamaki.
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I really like heavy yoyos. Most of.my favourites seem to.be 67g-68g. That used to be the norm.
I remember in around 2013 that only boutique or super expensive brands seemed to have 65g yoyos in their lineup.
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dave mcevoy apathy v2 proto was a monster 70g. bimetal with brass rings… you’d never know it was 70… smooth player too